Set 1: Alabama Getaway > Promised Land, Peggy-O, Cassidy, Loser > El Paso, Far From Me, Tennessee Jed, Minglewood Blues, Althea, Lost Sailor > Saint Of Circumstance
Set 2: Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Black Peter > Sugar Magnolia
Encore: U.S. Blues*
Notes
* with John Belushi on vocals and cartwheels.
First "Far From Me".
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Reviewer:
c-freedom
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March 30, 2016 (edited)
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These JERSEY girls start looking good!
I really like this shows super laid back feel. Up late listening with the headphones and just enjoying some down low down home dead tunes. This a solid
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4 stars and I am still in the 1st set. going to want a bed. to lay 'my' HEAD... Good Sailor /Saint closing Set one Scarlet>Fire, Estimated >Eyes-really how can you go wrong with that and this is well played and fully involved jams. The Black peter is soulful. Jerry tests his vocal range. Sugar Magnolia the up song of the entire night, It really cooks! "She pays my ticket, when i speed." Any show with Belushi doing Cartwheels is not to shabby. JOHN could sing but that does not seem like his mission here on U.S. Blues. I decided to go with 5 stars - Very Smooth!!!
Reviewer:
Bill M
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April 18, 2008 Subject:
Was at this show
It was a "for deadheads only" ticket sale. This is an OK sound board, but Jerry's guitar is a bit buried in the mix. IMO, The highlight is "Minglewood."
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No one in seats around us (on floor near the back) had any idea who the guy doing cartwheels on stage during "US Blues" was. Found out later it was Belushi. A worth while listen, despite the minor flaws mentioned below. Thanks for the memories!
Reviewer:
Chris U.
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March 7, 2007 Subject:
blah
Whatever. Some of Jerry's solos on Estimated from this time period are among my favorites, but this one is cheezy and meandering. Las Vegas 83. Now
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that's an Estimated.
Reviewer:
coldironshackles
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March 6, 2007 Subject:
my first show
did anyone hear that scarlet fire!!??
Reviewer:
L. Rosley
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June 16, 2006 Subject:
First Far from Me
The first Far From Me is notable as a historic event, though it's a shaky performance of a weak song. Lite Rock. Bret even forgets to come in at one point.
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(The reviewer below who says he was at the show says this was the first Feel Like a Stranger. I guess he didn't look at the set list. The first Stranger was 3/31.) This is not a strong show, with flubs and sloppiness in a lot of the songs. For instance, Bob forgets words in Promised Land, and off key at times in El Paso; Phil and Brent get lost during Jerry's solo in Tennessee, then Jerry comes in late on vocal. It's also not as good as some of the other shows from late '79 and '80. The Minglewood from this period is usually fiery, bluesy and gritty. Here, Jerry offers up some nice guitar, but not with the passion of other nights, and the band seems lethargic. Also lethargic is Lost Sailor/Saint, which is so slow that it seems to go on for hours. (Mercifully, the recording fades out.) Estimated Prophet and Sugar Magnolia are the best performances of the show.
i was at this show it was about my 10th show i was complety oblivious to the fact that it was the first feel like a stranger and far from me i have no
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recolection of seeing john belushi but thanks a tidy bit of infomation oh i was at the 31st that would be why
Reviewer:
Augustanowsley
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September 3, 2005 Subject:
Blues Brother
The late great John Belushi sings on the encore of U.S. Blues. How cool is that?
Reviewer:
Individual87
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May 18, 2005 Subject:
Thank You
I like this this show. The Black Peter } Sugar Magnolias E: U.S. Blues are a sweet combo and IMHO are the real standouts here. Thanks Charlie
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familiarfan
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May 17, 2005 Subject:
Decent post-pigpen show
My first birthday. Clear sound, but weak volume. All in all an upbeat performance.
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